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Is just one of hundreds of structures destroyed. officials expect to start letting other homeowners return to their property within the next few days. >> pelley: demarco morgan, thanks. in medellin, colombia, they were supposed to play a soccer championship last night. but instead, the stadium was packed for a memorial for the brazilian team whose plane crashed on monday. 71 were killed, including most of the players. six people survived. the club's home stadium in brazil was also filled last night for a mass in honor of the victims. coming up next on the cbs evening news, a molecule in mushro...

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Body? to assist in the identification, the coroner sent the skull to the college of mt. saint joseph outside cincinnati to dr. beth murray, one of only 63 board certified forensic anthropologists in the united states. >> this case was one of the most challenging, fascinating, personally rewarding, but also at the same time personally terrifying cases that i think i've worked. >> dr. murray noticed a deep indentation on the top of the skull, which suggested the killer used a machete or a cleaver on the top of the victim's head. and dr. murray found other cuts and scratches all over the skull. >...

Although investigators knew the skull found in linden lake was that of a caucasian woman under the age of 35, they knew nothing else. marks found on the skull indicated that the flesh had been removed, as had her teeth, in an attempt to hide the woman's identity. >> i've seen a lot of criminals